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Stream processing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Is a computer programming. Paradigm, equivalent to dataflow programming. That allows some applications to more easily exploit a limited form of parallel processing. Such applications can use multiple computational units, such as the FPUs. Or field programmable gate arrays ( FPGAs. Without explicitly managing allocation, synchronization, or communication among those units. A series of operations ( kernel functions. For example, to launch DMAs. Streams and Iteration i...
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My thoughts on parallel, distributed computing, and how that shaped RaftLib. Talks (just talks, not papers). RaftLib tutorial, slides. Official one coming to YouTube channel soon). Future of Memory Technology for Exascale and Beyond IV. Panel discussion on the future of memory technology for exascale. My take: instead of focusing just on new technologies, lets focus on systems. ( slides. RaftLib: A C template library for high performance stream parallel processing. When do you trust a performance model?
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Big Open Source Projects. Raft is a language that naturally blends sequential programming with streaming parallel constructs. It features a strong type system, inheritance and virtual methods. Raft integrates heterogeneous systems, providing both a native language interface to author new streaming kernels and a library of pre-built heterogeneous compute kernels. Future work will provide scheduling, instrumentation and code optimizations. (url: http:/ goo.gl/e3QJKl. Small Open Source Projects and Tools.
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